&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp These book descriptions have become too large to include on this page. Click on
the link below to browse the Virginia cemeteries covered in this series. &nbsp There are hundreds of
cemeteries from all over Virginia. &nbsp These books include gravestone inscriptions for both Confederate
soldiers killed in action and veterans who died later. &nbsp The author endeavors to document every
Confederate soldier interred in Virginia in this comprehensive series. To date 20 volumes have been publishedClick here to learn more.

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the link below to browse the cemeteries outside the state of Virginia which have been determined to include Virginia veterans or casualties of the Civil War.
These books include gravestone inscriptions for both Confederate
soldiers killed in action and veterans who died later. &nbsp The author endeavors to document every
Confederate soldier interred in this comprehensive series. The series is now complete in four volumes.Click here to learn more.

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the link below to browse the roster of all the casualties incurred by the men in Virginia regiments during the Civil War. This work is organized by infantry, artillery, cavalry and other units in the Confederate forces. Types of casualties include: Killed in Action; Died of Wounds; Died of Disease; Miscellaneous Deaths; and No Cause of Death Listed.
To date SIX volumes have been publishedClick here to learn more.

New For Georgia!

One volume of a nine-volume series by Marion R. Hemperley. The grant abstracts cover the area of Effingham County, Georgia in which the Saltzburgers settled during the colonial period.
Paperback, 1974, 8 ¼" x 11" format, 200 pages.